Search your videos by the words said in them
Type a word or a phrase in Completed and ClipHearth finds the videos where it is said, shows the places, and plays from there. On your computer.
01Type in Completed
Open Completed and type a word or a phrase into Search by name, site or words said in a video. Besides names and sites, the search now looks through what your files say.
02Jump to the place
A row that says it shows the first three places with the words around them. Click one and the file plays from a second before.
03Which files it finds
Files whose words ClipHearth knows: videos and sound files a subtitles job has worked on, and files that already have subtitles, as .srt or .vtt next to them or as a track inside. Those are read in the background a moment after ClipHearth starts. For a file without any, make subtitles in Subtitles and transcript first.
04How it matches
Capitals, accents, and punctuation do not matter. A word is found from its start, so ads does not find downloads, and a phrase is found across two subtitle lines too. The words as spoken are searched before a translation.
05Where the words are kept
On your computer, in ClipHearth's own data, and nothing is sent anywhere. When a row leaves Completed, with Delete or Clear list, its words go too.
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